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He stood up to Joakim Noah.

Home court is worth $$$ to the ownership is ticket sales and concessions.

It was a late 1st round pick anyway. He could have turned into RJ Hunter or Wade Baldwin IV as well.

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It's just that Hart finished strong and had 30 last night vs. the Clips. A 30 in the Association is a man's work and we could have used some production like that last night.

He inherited a grease fire with the Knicks and his best player went down with an ACL in Feb.

I think it is Karma that both Treys are sitting home while the playoffs start. One of the Trey's coach got fired too.

I thought X looked like flaming, hammered dog **** last night.

He looked like a genius for awhile in Phoenix.

I hope the Jazz trade for Tony Bradley does not come back and bite us. Josh Hart averaged 23.8 ppg his last 4 games with a really good shooting percentage. Everyone knows what Kuzma has done. The Jazz could have had both guys before the trade. I know we have Mitch but there two might bear...

A good shot is when the ball touches his hands.

You don't beat too many people shooting 35%. X looked horrible and only two Jazzmen with a + were Neto and Ekpe.

Here is an excellent write up about Andre Ingram. He sounds like a Jazz kind of guy. Ingram made his NBA debut for the Lakers after 384 games over a full decade in the developmental G League, including parts of the past six years with the Lakers' affiliate. The former American University...

If the Stars pick Bazley and have him play in Taylorsville, it would be not a lot different than him enrolling at Utah or BYU as the Jazz would have to pick him in the 2019 draft to have his rights. I think it would be a good move both PR wise and basketball wise for the Stars. Regarding Nnoko...

There was a feel good GLeague story yesterday in Andre Ingram a 32 year old rookie who made his Association debut with the Lakers. He had 18 points vs. the Rockets. He spent some time with the Utah Flash in the day and is basically a GLeaue lifer.

Sounds like Joe is going to get a bigger role in the playoffs as the Rocket's starter dislocated his shoulder last night.

But he still is crafty. I see that the Cavs are signing Kendrick Perkins for the playoffs. A vet that knows all the tricks.

I remember reading a story in a Chicago paper about that game and how Sloan and Johnson went and had dinner with the press in the arena before the game. Sloan said to one of the reporters that John Stockton ran the wrong play exactly once in his career when it was a road playoff game and it was...

The question comes around as to what would we look life if we still had Joe Johnson? I would bet he could be counted on for some solid play in the playoffs and even a win or two. What say you?

Little Stock is shooting .666% from 3 and 100% from the line and would average about 40 ppg per 36 minutes. This makes sense given the news on Neto yesterday.